32' Wellcraft Martinique Yacht Experience

Description

Specs
• Bathrooms: 1
• Beam: 12ft
• Builder: Wellcraft Martinique
• Cabins: 1
• Crew: 2
• Depth: 4ft
• Guests: 12
• Length: 32ft
• Speed: 31kn
• Year: 1994

Features
• Snorkel Gear
• Inflatable Island
• Miscellaneous Floats

Need to know
Per USCG regulations, maximum 12 passengers. NO exceptions!
Half day charter is 4 hours; Full day charter is 8 hours
100% drug free/smoke free boat; however some boats allow cigarette smoking on the aft deck.
All boats come with captain and insurance is included.
Includes 12 person floating island, snorkel gear, noodle floats
For day charters fuel is included for idle/trolling speed around local areas. For high speed cruising fuel is charged extra.
For multi-day charters, a standard 30% APA is collected. The 30% APA covers expenses during your charter including fuel, docking fees and food and beverage. If there is any money left over in the APA after your charter, you can choose to apply these funds towards a crew gratuity or YachtLife can return the funds back to you.
We love animals and would feel terrible if they get seasick, so as a general rule no pets allowed.
All vessels come with life jackets, emergency and first aide kits. If you have known allergies or medical requirements, please bring spare medication in the event of an emergency.
Photo ID and credit card required at pickup. If you are foreign you must travel with your passport.
Pick up time is up to you, your day begins at the time stated in the signed Charter Agreement.
You must be 21 years or older to book.
Check out our FAQ or tap “Ask a question” below if you have any comments or concerns.

Why we like it
Wellcraft was a big name in the boating industry in the late 1990s, and their popular series of Martinique express boats had much to do with their success. Wellcraft Martinique 32 are stylish, affordably priced cruisers with roomy interiors and lots of standard equipment. That pretty much describes the Wellcraft Martinique 32, a maxi-volume express with attractive lines and a generic midcabin floorplan. Built on a solid fiberglass hull, the Martinique differs from most express boats in that the companionway is to port rather than centered. The upside of such a design is a more expansive helm layout with a triple wide seat.